Just a few months before covid, the ACT announced a bevy of upcoming changes, such as the ability of students to do single-section ACT testing, increased options for digital ACT testing, and the ability to report an “ACT superscore” directly from the ACT, which we covered in our October 2019 blog post. In that blog post, […]
This morning, we woke up to over 45 parents and college counselors texting us articles about the ACT’s press release regarding some changes as it relates to superscoring, the ability to re-take just certain sections of a test, and the bigger push to allow students to take the ACT online (on a computer) at a test […]
When the May 16th Wall Street Journal article about the College Board’s so-called “adversity index” came out, it broke the internet for a few days. We received over 90 phone calls, emails, and texts about it in a three-day span, and we’re just a two-person company. Most tutors we know waited for the smoke to clear before taking […]
Edison Prep is always looking for ways to increase the efficiency of your student’s studying, such as: 1) Revising our books each year to reflect changing tendencies in the test’s content (e.g. SAT now has box and whisker plots, but didn’t use to. Both tests used to have 3-D distance problems several times per year, […]
When we’re preparing students for the ACT, we always tell them that the ACT English section needs to carry the weight for the ACT Math section because it’s objectively as hard to get a 29 on the Math section as a 34-36 on the English section. There are a multitude of reasons for this. First, […]
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